Iwobi’s price for two or more shots looks slightly high. Paddy Power have priced it at 1.40, whereas Sky Bet and William Hill are 1.25 and 1.30, respectively.

He’s had two or more shots in 10 of his last 12, with the two exceptions coming against Chelsea and Arsenal, who are both top four teams.

He’s had the second most shots (38) in the entire Fulham squad, 15 more than Andreas Pereira in third. He’s averaging 1.99 shots per 90, but this increases against the poorer opponents.

He’s played an equal number of games against top half and bottom half teams in the league. Against top half, he averages 1.43 shots per 90 – this increases to 2.59 per 90 against bottom half opposition.

For more context, he’s landed the two or more shots line in 80% of games against bottom half sides, but only 40% against top half.

Over West Ham’s last 13 league games, their shots conceded reads: 22, 18, 19, 18, 18, 14, 8, 19, 29, 12, 18, 22, 10. The eight came against newly promoted Leicester, who have taken the fewest shots in the entire league.

There’s a good chance Fulham rack up a decent amount of shots, and I’d expect Iwobi to be involved.